National Republican., 1887-03-28
ADJUSTMENTS. a
ALnAron's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

If the oue-third said of the abilities and
acting Of Miss Rose Coghlan is founded on fact,
then she is both beautiful lady and admirable
actress. The surest way for the public to be-
come satisfied will be to visit the opera house
and see If they do not find the statements here.
toiorc made are justified and the play aud p,r.
formance oil that has been claimed for bo.b
Srenking of Miss Ccghlan's performanc, the
Philadelphia Lettger says: An audience 80 large
that even the regular station of the orchestra
was occupied by spectators and chairs aul the
musicians had TO be content to bs heard as at
adlsIance from extemporlzed quarters beneath
the stage, welcomed Miss Rose Cognlan and
htr company at the oDening performance lisL
eyeniI & of II week of comedy. Toe distn-
guished actress and her colleagues were seen
TO aGvantHGo In Reade and Taylors comedy o
Peg Hoiiiugton or, Masks aud Faces" Miss
Coghan, as pog. captivated the audience. The
famous scenes In Triplets lodging, where the
We manly nature of the actress asserts itself
triumphantly, werc u superb display OF ART, nd
wOn cordial applause.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
A pretty actress, excellent play, fuely
mounted, with q superior cast OF characters
Tins insnring satisfactory production, is the
or, more concisely stated, Miss Lillian Olcott
LeGdcrthus speaks Of the presentation in tha;
city: ,"Miss Lillian Olcott, an actress quite well
known in the east, met with Q hearty recep.
ton at the Dijou Thea,er last ulght Ia Sardou's
great meloSrama. 'Theodora." The scenery
are The same as used during the long run OF
the play in New York. Miss Olcott sustain,
her part excellentiy, considering the fact that
she is suffering from severe cold: She depicis
'Theodora' with thOr0ughness that bespeaks
n determination 10 show the world whit a
woman rekolute in her loves, may accomplish
ana endure in the face of dire extremity. 1t Is
plain every time she assumes the stage that
She has neryed herself to the illustration ofthe
character allotted to her in its EXTREMIST in,en-
sity. she wears sOme magnificent dresses
curing the play. She Is ably supported by a
very large company of over thirty people,
headed by such well'known actors as Horace
Winter, Hudson Lisbon, J. w Kali, Walter
siapdish Emily Eickaby, wife OF the late Man.
Thomas Chapman. Minnie Richards, May
Someis. Rose Elliott, and others, 'Theoloia'
win ron the halance of the week aud Will no
coutt play to big weeks business"
RERNAN's wAsHlsGToS THEATER.
You will be at Kernan's this week. for, being
seusible, you wish acquaintance with every:
be l'Dk itnhd: SHtI " -Four yasR;ins PsriS," SThe
hurlesqne on "Ermino., ;, are the chief a,trac.
tions, but far from all the charms o. the
tamous KentZ-santIey Novelty COMPANY,
edd TO the various entertainment.
HARRis's BIJou T5EATER.
Like a sunburst from cloud is the appear.
anCe OF that brilliant comedienne, Matte
NilEtrS, among the cares of everyday prosy
life. They retire at her approach and only
gladness attends. She win cheer and beau,ify
the Eiou during this week, each matinee as
wen Ss evening. But not in one play alone:
"Jacquine" and "Cherub" share the time be.
tween them, 'JacQuine" taking first choice,
Singing, dancing, and acting, the pretty vlsi.
TOR will find no difficulty in entering all hearts.
THE DIME MUSEUM.
Two great plays at the Dime this week
Marked for LIFE taking the first half of the
ST ason and "The James Boys" the other. Both
are remarkably spirited, romantic, and thrill,
ing. yet not all tragical In character. Oppo"-
tunlties TOR hearty laughter TO enter occur, aud
IL does enter. That the time will be filled with
extraordinary enjoyment cannot be doubted
sid G. France and his excellent company
promise that.
NASHVILLE STUDENTS CONCERT.
The well-known Nashville students, who
previously have given enjoyable entertain.
ments in this city, will tonight give jubilee
concert at willard Hall, appearing In planta
tion costume, and participating in a pro-
crammc of old negro melodies. The students
are popular in this city, and their concerts
have always been well attended.